| Comment | Using your time to learn new skills relevant to your job or a position you're aspiring towards will likely bring you a way better return on investment.
That and working 20-30 hours a week on top of a full-time job can lead you to burnout and start affecting your performance on your main job - so if you're not careful, you can easily jeopardise your main source of income. Or at the very least it can lead you to give your bare minimum there, meaning you'll struggle to secure promotions and the like.
I mean, by all means, you might make it work. But in my opinion, unless you really really really need the little extra money, your spare time is better spent upskilling your self and making sure you're getting enough rest. |
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